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BOARD OF DIRECTORS: President Andrew Allan 1st Vice President William Ritchie 2nd Vice President Craig Barclay Treasurer Bonnie MacLeod Recording Secretary Janice Beutner Corresponding Secretary Ť Audrey Barclay Past President Robert McNeill Director Ť Bruce Barclay Director Ť Donald Macleod Director Raymond McQueen Director James Shelby Liason From Rochester Scottish Pipes & Drums Malcom Kirby Ť denotes founding member.	Our Board and Committee members are listed at left and right. Scroll down to view pictures of some of our recent events. Looking for contact information? Looking to order delicious Haggis or other Scottish foods? Want to learn more about CHAS? Looking for the Rochester Tartan Day Celebration? Bob McNeill, Irene Heidenreich, Craig Barclay, and Betty Phillips at the CNY (Liverpool) Games, 2009 Craig Barclay, Irene Heidenreich, Andy Allan, Betty Phillips, and Joe Nairn at the Niagara Celtic (Olcott) Games, 2009 Kirkin' of the Tartan at the Church of the Epiphany (Episcopal), September 2009 - Robert Burns Supper, January 2010 at Brook-Lea - Andrew Allan performs the Gillie Callum Bob McNeill Toasts the Immortal Memory Joe Nairn Toasts the Lassies Rochester Scottish Pipes & Drums plays for the crowd While the Board members sing 'Flower of Scotland' (Pictured are: Betty Phillips, Joe Nairn, Irene Heidenreich, Bob McNeill, and Andy Allan) Click here to order your Scottish Haggis w/ Highland Beef Click here to get your tins of Walkers Shortbread!	COMMITTEE CHAIRS: Burns Night Supper Andrew Allan Highland Games James Shelby Kirkin' O' The Tartan Bruce Barclay Membership Bonnie MacLeod Tartan Day Celebration William Ritchie Tartan Thistle Newsetter Craig Barclay Web Site Robert McNeill

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